Venezuela and Sudan strengthen ties of cooperation and development

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On Monday, the Minister for Ecological Mining Development, Víctor Cano, held a working meeting with the Ambassador of Sudan, Eltayeb Abdulgassim, in order to present their mining potential, strengthen ties of cooperation and advance the development of joint projects.

Venezuela's relationship with Sudan is to open new doors to implement value for the Venezuelan mining production chain, and to develop lines of research on technologies, production processes and environmental liabilities associated with the mining sector.

The information was made known through the Twitter account of the Ministry for Ecological Mining Development, in which they reported that the steps of cooperation between Sudan and Venezuela bring opportunities for studies, internships, visits to the mines to learn about production processes.

"It is an alliance that opens a series of opportunities for economic, scientific and technological cooperation," cites the twitter.

Thus, the ambassador of the African country, reaffirmed the confidence of his nation in the projects to be promoted and reiterated the willingness of the Sudanese Government to invest in different areas of economic development, especially in the production of gold in Venezuelan soil.

He also highlighted the political approach that Sudan and Venezuela have had in recent years as well as their cooperation to stabilize the oil market.

Being this the second gold producing country in Africa, with 105 tons per year and with a gold technology with low environmental impact, which has allowed to raise its productivity and efficiency in the sector, that country decided to strengthen relations with nations allied with the In order to further strengthen its position in gold production, in this way it reviewed AVN.